Grizzlies Rally Past Busters in Western Juco Clash
El Dorado Juco Grizzlies overpower Garden City Juco 74 62 in a Jayhawk Juco Conference test. Standout 6 10 Dave DeHoff leads El Dorado with 18 points as Garden City’s Archie Gooden nets 21. Rebound edge 69 18 favors El Dorado. attendance 226 reflects a low turnout. Next, Garden hosts Hutchinson, while El Dorado visits Garden City in a return game.
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Bob Greer
Butler County
Juco
el Dorado
Garden City
Jayhawk
Grizzlies
Garden
Broacbusters
Hutchinson Jaco
Crejw
el Torado
Rose
Jim Stephens
Tal
Grizzly
Gooden
Dave DeHoff
Giant
Toganoxie
DeHoff
Tonganoxie High
Don Griffins
Hoxie High
Hoxie
Tonganoxie
Hutchinson
EL Dorado JC
Daggett Po
Phil Anderson
Nash U
D. Thurman
Redetake DeHioff
King
To Dempsey
Randle Anderson
Menoher
Tala
Garden Ci el Drado
Garden City Falls to Pratt in West Central Kansas League Meet
Pratt defeats Garden City 28-16 in a varsity wrestling dual. Garden City won four decisions and three pins while Pratt claimed three pins and three decisions, with several matches ending in draws. Garden City led 11-5 after five matches and 16-15 after nine before Pratt finished strong.
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Chet Morris
Ron Plankenhorn
Ronnie Ball
Roger Umm
Doug Lierle
Terry Chandler
Jim Douglass
Dick Cramer
Leon Tresner
Steve Parsons
Rick Schmidt
Andy Kendall
Pete Warner
Bob Henry
Kent Goyen
Mark Goldsberry
Leland McGraw
Ues Ewbank
Dale Sayres
Flurry Kemper
Doug Cramer
Bill Alsop
Greg Ware
Don Sleinemann
Garden
Liberal Blows Lead in Narrow Loss to St Joseph Academy
Liberal High fell 68-64 to St. Joseph Academy after a disastrous fourth period in which Liberal committed 10 turnovers and six offensive fouls. Alan Gross of St. Joe scored 28 points, while Tom Procvhazka led Liberal with 24 as Liberal led by seven entering the final period before the comeback.
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Garden
Busters
el Dorado
HAYS
Liberal High
St. Joseph Academy
Liberal
Redsking
St Joe
Skins
Alan Gross
St. Joe
Tom Procvhazka
Satanta
Johnson
Trojans
Jin
Chris Helmle
Nelson
Harmon
Johnson High wins HPC meet title in decisive final
Johnson High, the top seed, defeated Satanta 62-35 to capture the High Plains Conference tournament championship. Elkhart beat Sublette 51-46 for third, Holcomb upset Lakin 52-47 for fifth. Syracuse finished last in the seven-team meet. Johnson improved to 8-1 on the season.
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Hholcomb
Johnson High
Bob Ogletree
Trojans
Satanta
Elkhart
Sublette
Holcomb
Lakin
Syracuse
Johnson
Tribune
Tigers Handed Third Defeat by Leoville Lions
Leoville defeated Shallow Water 58-55 in a non-conference game as Welter and M. Schroer led with 15 points apiece for the Lions while Beaton scored 19 for Shallow Water. Shallow Water had earlier beaten Leoville 57-52 at home on Dec. 8. Leoville led by as many as six and held the edge most of the night. Shallow Water, now 8-3, travels to Kendall Friday for Western Twin Valley League action.
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Satanta
Nicky McGuire
Elkhart
Sublette
Larks
Frank Silva
Wildcats
Leoville
Shallow Water High
Harold Burnett
Tigers
Shallow Water
Lions
Welter
M. Schroer
Kreutzer
Bill Beaton
Bob Harp
Vic Hitel
J. Kruse
Kendall High
John Beaton
Bontrager
Harp
Stevens
G. Koehn
Leoville — Welter
Stephens
D. Schroer
Wels
Water Nu
Columbia to name Germann athletics director
Ken Germann a former Columbia football and basketball player returns to the university as director of athletics succeeding Ralph J Furey who retires July 1 Germann currently serves as assistant director of athletics at Rutgers and will take over the post after Furey steps down
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NEW York
Ken Germann
Columbia
University
Germann
Rutgers
Ralph J. Furey
Local High School Basketball slate for January 2
Garden City Junior High hosts Ulysses in a ninth grade double header with A and B teams at 3 p.m. In City Recreation League action National Guard faces Independents at 7 p.m. Others include Producers Packing versus Garden By-Products at 8:16 p.m. and Fitzgerald Oil against Partin Electric at 9:30 p.m. The Ness City Invitational opens with four first round games today including Victoria versus St Francia Seminary at 2 p.m. and Natoma versus Dodge City St Mary at 3:30 p.m. plus Neds City versus Kinsley at 7 p.m. and Tribune versus Jetmore at 8:30 p.m. The Western Twin Valley League girls tournament starts tonight at Shallow Water with Healy vs. Ulica at 7 p.m. and Shallow Water vs Kendall at 8:15 p.m. Finals and third place games are Thursday.
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Garden City Junior High
Ulysses
City Recreation League
National Guard
Independents
Producers Packing
Garden By-Products
Fitzgerald Oil
Partin Electric
Ness City
Healy
Ulica
Kendall
Garden City Recreation Commission
Warren Hotel
Ality
Clare Spencer
Tribune-Jetmora
Victoria-St. Francis
Natoma
St. Mary
Nessa City-Kinsley
Ben Grimaley Gym
Dicks Dairy Va
Garden City
Jaycees
High Plains Archery Club
National Guard Armory
Garden City Junior College
Colby
Jaco
Cimarron Bluejays remain unbeaten with 62 point win
Cimarron High beat Kinsley 62 to 44 to push their undefeated streak to ten games. Five Cimarron players scored in double figures led by Gary Skidmore with 18 and Jerry Eskam with 17. Alan Eskam and Rod Phipps contributed with strong free throw numbers as Cimarron edged Kinsley at the line.
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Cimarron High
Jerry Johnson
Bluejays
Cimarron
Jays
Winers
Gary Skidmore
Soph
Jerry Eskam
Rod Phipps
Alan Eskam
Keith Lacy
Wall Eo. Cimarron
Phipps
Lacy
Skidmore
Phelps O- Holland
Gerald Gleason
Sprcer
Mark Gleason
Gaskill
Anderson
Herrmann
Young
Setzkorn
el Cimarron Kinsley
Garden City Juniors Sweep Double Bill at Scott City
Garden City Junior High won both ends of an eighth grade basketball double header at Scott City. The Baby Buffs captured the A team 45 36 after taking the B team 33 25. Garden City eighth grade A team improved to 6 0 and B team to 4 1. Steve Keller led the Buffs with 17 points while Mon te Birkle and Jerry Davis added 8 each. Scott City’s top scorer was N embrich with 18 points. Next action is a Thursday 3 p m game at Garden High gym against St Mary School.
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el Dorado
Maurice King
Frosh
Wichita East High
Bob Thurman
Wichita Heights
Bob Dempsey
Grizzly
Wichita
Archie Gooden
Gooden
Roy Humphrey
Lloyd Jones
Larry Pierce
Larry le Vette
Garden City
Grizzlies
Garden
Busters Coud
Garden City Junior High
Scott City
Baby Buffs
Bob Sander
Robert Batman
Scott
Steve Keller
Monte Birkle
Jerry Davis
Num
Rich
Gray
Kent Carrol
Bill Burrows
Larry Wells
Muench
Garden High
St. Mary School
St. Mary
Savages Edge Garden City in Dual Meet Duel
Lamar High won 25 20 over Garden City in a vars ity inter state dual wrestling meet Saturday night. Lamar moved to 8 0 in duals as Garden led 20 20 entering the final match, decided by a pin. Eight schools meet next at Garden City invitational with Garden City among them.
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LAMAR
Colo
Lamar High
Garden City
Savages
Garden
Dodge City
Ulysses
Liberal
Hugoton
Colby
Great Bend
Kinsley
Plankenhorn
Stevens
Bridge
Douglas
Hooker
Lubbers
Tresner
Koster
Five Tilts on Tap in SFIL
Santa Fe Trail League basketball opens regular season with five games this week after seven teams played Rolla conference meet. Montezuma edged Deerfield 62-52 to claim tourney crown. Montezuma carries a 11-4 overall mark while Deerfield sits 8-2. Copeland hosts Ford with three Friday SFTL games and open date for Copeland. Montezuma at Deerfield headlines a key conference rematch.
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Deerfield
Santa Fe Trail League
SFTL
Rolla
Montezuma
Monte
Copeland
Ford
Moscow
Kendall
Spartans
Garden City Busters Fourth In Northeastern Colorado Jaco Tourney
Garden City Junior College finished fourth at the Northeastern Colorado Jaco Invitational in Sterling, Colorado, scoring 3% team points. John Lightner won Garden City’s only individual title at 177 pounds, with Pat Chilen second at 115 and three others placing.
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Garden City Junior College
Sterling
Colo
Broadhusters
Colorado State College of Greeley
Northeastern Jaco
Adams State College of
Pat Chilen
John Daigle
Ron Mills
Larry Huffaker
Ben Bachman
Ed Frieze
Larry Johnston
Garden
Garden City Beats Lamar 24 21 In Dual Meet
Lamar High defeated Garden City 24 to 21 in a B team dual wrestling meet at Lamar. Varsity and reserve rounds ran on two mats. after 10 matches the teams were tied 19 apiece. Lamar earned a pin and a draw to claim victory with two forfeits by each side.
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Colo
Lamar High
Garden City
Garden Three
Yoder
Metheney
Garden
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